Lead Ned by andrew robinson

Robots and the dirty west. Didn't pencil this one, just went straight to the brush and let it happen. Finished in photoshop and art rage studio.

The Last Star Slammer. by andrew robinson

So many artists to choose from, but there's one comic book artist I've loved since I was a kid and I have never outgrown his work. In 1983 Walt Simonson defined graphic novels for me

with Star Slammers. It's a Marvel Graphic Novel, #6. If you haven't seen it you must check it out. It's incredible. Walt has such an energy to his drawings and such a great sense of design. I've been learning from him for years. So here's to you Walt Simonson. Thanks.

Man with turtle tattoo, the digital paint. By andrew Robinson

Another version of the Man with the Turtle Tattoo to show more of the digital paint created with art rage studio. I did this with a mouse. Yes I'm the neanderthal not using a tablet or the cintiq.

The man with the turtle tattoo. By Andrew Robinson

Ah, the male buttocks. Tan lines are always fun to paint. I used art rage studio for this one. Great program. Especially when you want that creamy feel of oils without all the vapors and mess. In photoshop I laid my original pencil drawing back on top and also an overlay layer to hit the highlights and add some color hold to the pencil line art.

Ray Gun Girl by Andrew Robinson

Pencil sketch. Photo taken with iphone then put through the photoshop express and instagram blenders. Wish I had more time to have fun,

but painting a graphic novel hardly leaves time for anything else.

The Neck by andrew robinson

So I had to go mobster. Just wanted to draw a big lug in his mug shot.

The Donk by andrew robinson.

This is exactly what they tell you not to draw in art school. I tapped into my teenage psyche for this one. And apparently I'm not a very good speller.

revelations by andrew robinson.

when i was a kid going to church,

this "end of the world business" really scared me. happy new year.

Theda Bara by Andrew Robinson.

Not really an expert on silent films, so this was very educational for me. I picked Theda Bara for her unconventional good looks and exotic wardrobe. I used pencil and copic markers on strathmore bristol and added some Klimt for good measure. The rest I did with my iphone. I used photoshop express and then exported the image into instagram to add a filter and a blur. Man, I hate my iphone.

sorry brian, the long version. by andrew robinson

there's a few composition problems but i like all the hands.

sorry brian, the album cover. by andrew robinson

I've posted 2 versions. this one i feel works better compositionally.

the short version. by Andrew Robinson

The directors cut.

Some dangerous cuties..i think? by Andrew Robinson

well i've been out of town while the power was out in my area of LA due to that wind storm. but hey better late than never.

a bug's life by andrew robinson

so there was this bug that would hang out on my drawing table while i was working. he probably was attracted to the light. anyway i got used to having him around. sadly the other day i found him belly up on the floor in the dying cock roach position. sorry stinky- may you live on in this touching double portrait.